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In blue wraps with a white printed label on the fron this is hand numbered #149 of an edition of 150.  Designed and printed by Patrick Reagh introductory note by ralph B. Sipper.  Contains very short stories The South Sea Soup Co. by Kenneth Millar (later Ross Macdonald) and Impromptu by Margaret Millar.  Sllight bumping at corners and edges.

Santa Barbara: Cordelia Editions, 1982. First Edition. One of 150 numbered copies in printed wrappers. Both stories were published in Macdonald’s and Millar’s high school literary magazine, The Grumbler, in 1931. Macdonald’s story, “The South Sea Soup Company” is a Holmes parody, featuring Herlock Sholmes. Fine.

Santa Barbara: Cordelia Editions, 1982., 1982. First edition. First edition. 8vo. With an introduction by Ralph B. Sipper. One of 150 numbered copies this being copy 84. In 1931 the first stories by Margaret Sturm (later Millar) and Kenneth Millar appeared in their high school magazine, The Grumbler. The stories appear here and Margaret's Grumbler contribution was a short story titled IMPROMPTU and Kenneth wrote a Sherlock Holmes pastiche called THE SOUTH SEA SOUP CO. Each story, at that early time, foreshadow the writing style for which each is remembered today. As new, unread copy.

Santa Barbara: Cordelia Editions, 1982., 1982. First edition. First edition. 8vo. With an introduction by Ralph B. Sipper. One of 150 numbered copies this being copy 54. In 1931 the first stories by Margaret Sturm (later Millar) and Kenneth Millar appeared in their high school magazine, The Grumbler. The stories appear here and Margaret's Grumbler contribution was a short story titled IMPROMPTU and Kenneth wrote a Sherlock Holmes pastiche called THE SOUTH SEA SOUP CO. Each story, at that early time, foreshadow the writing style for which each is remembered today. As new, unread copy.

Cordelia, 1982. Limited Edition. Soft cover. Fine/No Jacket. Cordelia Editions, Santa Barbara, CA, 1982. First Edition. First Edition. One of 150 copies (this being No. 80) issued. Fine in blue saddle-stitched wrappers with French flaps as issued. Early stories by Ross Macdonald/Kenneth Millar and his wife Margaret which were published in their high school yearbook. Macdonald's contribution is The South Sea Soup Co., a Sherlock Holmes pastiche.

Santa Barbara: Cordelia Editions, 1982. First Edition; two sets of galleys, both printed on rectos only. One set is cut into pages, and the other is a long set, with the printer’s information heading each sheet. About fine.

Santa Barbara: Cordelia Editions, 1982. First Edition. Set of long galley proofs printed on on side only. With corrections in pencil by the editor. Fine. Macdonald’s story “The Sea Soup Company” published in his high school literary magazine.

Santa Barbara, CA: Cordelia Editions, 1982. The Master Set of long galley proofs printed on one side only with corrections in ink and signature of the editor. With the Corrected Proof Copy signed by the editor and dated by him ‘March 18, 1982.’ Included is a First Edition of one of 150 numbered copies in printed wrappers, this being Copy No. 2. These two stories were published in Macdonald’s and Millar’s high school newspaper in Ontario, The Grumbler, in 1931. Macdonald’s story, “The South Sea Soup Company” is a Sherlock Holmes parody. Millar’s story is titled “Impromptu.” All items are in fine condition.